ROKKISS Tea Tree Peeling Gel (4.1fl oz) - Gentle Exfoliating Gel for Face & Body with Natural Cellulose, Remove Impurities for Smooth Skin, Korean Skin Care. Cica, Licorice & Aloe Vera Extracts.

Got it to replace my Boscia Peel Gel. Works very similar but is a bit chunkier? Either that or my skin is that bad right now. Chunky is good in this case though. You wanna exfoliate all the junk off without the abrasiveness of a rough exfoliant

Works amazing on clearing your face

I love this mask. I bought it as a dip for the Tula exfoliating mask and I believe it achieves the same results at a fraction of the price.

no it is NOT a peeling MASK. it is an exfoliating product and the PHYSICAL EXFOLIANT is cotton cellulose (aka the white stuff advertised) which isn’t present until contact with the skin. no the cellulose is not advertised as being dead skin so idk where these other reviewers got these two notions from. however, i would not say that it is not for sensitive skin as there is an ingredient in it that makes even my nonsensitive skin feel tingly. its a fairly decent exfoliating product and i use it every now and then on my problem areas solely as a refresher.

The minute you start, rubbing it on your face. You can feel it just chunks coming off. And no it doesn't hurt. It doesn't cause redness or irritation. I have oily skin and it looks really nice after my skin is cleansed. It leaves a brighter appearance but you can feel it as you rub your face for a couple minutes with it 1-2 minutes. You can actually see the chunks on your face. That's the dead skin coming off. I use it twice a week cuz I use a mask a clay mask once a week. But this stuff is great. I will keep using it and using it and using it. My future daughter-in-law turned me on to it and trust me, you'll love it

I was super excited to try this product since I recently ran out of a similar product and I can't replace the old product. From the reviews and pictures of what this does, I could tell it was similar and might be a good alternative. Well, I just tried it and the first thing I noticed upon applying to my face was a distinct alcohol smell. I went ahead and finished rubbing it in and it did seem to remove quite a few dead skin cells and oil from my face. When I rinsed it off, I noticed right away how super dry my skin felt. I applied a milky toner (which I use when I'm exfoliating my face more) and a moisturizer. Now, after 30 minutes my skin still feels dry, and way too sensitive. It was definitely my fault for not looking at the ingredients fully before I bought this, but let this serve as a warning to other people who have sensitive skin and are looking to buy this product.

This stuff is magical! It's a very effective exfoliant & easy to use. I was concerned with irritation, as I do have very sensitive skin, but I haven't had any issues with that. Also, my lips can be horrendously dry, & it seems like no matter what I've done as far as scrubs & lip masks, I could never get rid of the dryness. I'll use this stuff on them, & it solves my lips immediately. As someone who went to esthetics school, I know it's not healthy for you to exfoliate your skin everyday, so I will typically use it about 3 times a week. However, there have been times when I've used it several days in a row, & it never caused any issue. I'm actually incredibly amazed at how wonderful it works because I've been suspicious of all the K-beauty stuff out there & things just being a fad.

I recently purchased the Rokkiss Tea Tree Peeling Lotion, hoping to achieve a deep exfoliation and get rid of dead skin cells. However, after giving it a try, I must say that this product has been quite disappointing. Firstly, the claims made by the manufacturer are misleading. The lotion supposedly works by creating a chemical reaction that produces little balls, mimicking the removal of dead skin cells. However, upon closer inspection, it became apparent that the so-called "little balls" were actually a result of the lotion itself and not the dead skin cells as advertised. This false representation of the product's effectiveness is misleading and leaves customers feeling deceived. Moreover, the Rokkiss Tea Tree Peeling Lotion simply did not deliver on its promises. Despite following the instructions meticulously and giving it multiple attempts, I noticed no significant improvement in the condition of my skin. The lotion failed to remove any dead skin cells or provide the deep exfoliation it claimed to offer. It felt more like alcoholic moistuizer rather than an effective peeling lotion. Additionally, the overall quality of the product was subpar. The consistency of the lotion was too thick and sticky, making it difficult to spread evenly on the skin. It also had a strong chemical scent, which was quite unpleasant and lingered for a while after application. Furthermore, the packaging was not very user-friendly, as the bottle lacked a pump or any mechanism to control the amount of product dispensed. Considering all these factors, I cannot recommend the Rokkiss Tea Tree Peeling Lotion. It simply did not live up to its claims of providing effective exfoliation and removing dead skin cells. The misleading nature of the product and its underwhelming performance make it a poor investment for anyone seeking a reliable and efficient peeling lotion. I would suggest exploring other options available on the market that have proven track records of delivering desired results.